So suede is obviously really cool and it's not all to hard to do. It's just a little pricey and takes a decent amount of patience. So here is my rear deck off of my white 98 a4. Just thought people would like to see what it looks like when done in near black suede. Didn't really take pictures of me doing it but I have pictures of the final product so it's about as good as it gets. The extra holes in the middle are for mid sized component speakers. The brake light cover and rear speaker grilles were spray painted flat black. That's about it. Just fun stuff to do when bored.
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You did a very nice job on it. I did mine a few years ago - word to the wise, spray it down with UV protectant or it'll bleach in the sunlight over the course of the summer. I didn't do mine and now will have to recover it (ditto for my a-pillars, which are also suede). Thankfully my suede beltline trim has held its color - that's a pain to remove from the dash, even though the doors are easy.

You can see the door trim and the two-tone leather dye work I did here: